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Page 32 of 39 Rev. 13
4. COMMON NOTES FOR MODBUS AND DNP3
Note 0
Variable is coded in 1 byte.
As requested by the user, the decoding is in hexadecimal or BCD code.
Note 1
Variable is coded in 2 bytes including the decimal part
Example:
O/P voltage = 651.3V corresponds to 6513 in decimal.
In hexadecimal the corresponding value will be 1971 hex; (19 MSB, 71 LSB)
(MSB : most significant byte, LSB : least significant byte)
Note 2
Variable is coded in 2 bytes. It can be positive or negative the most significant bit is associated to the sign
Example 1:
Battery current =135.2A
In decimal, the value will be coded: 1352
In binary the value will be: 0000 0101 0100 1000
In hexadecimal the value will be: 0548 hex; (05 MSB, 48 LSB)
Example 2:
Battery current =-135.2A
In decimal, the value will be coded: 34120
In binary the value will be: 1000 0101 0100 1000
In hexadecimal the value will be: 8548 hex; (85 MSB, 48 LSB)
Note 3
Variables are coded in one byte.
Note 4
Variables are coded in 2 bytes.
Note 5
Variables are coded in one byte split in two 1/2 bytes
Example: If value is (45 hex), the 2 variables are in the format X/Y,
X=4, and Y=5.
Note 6
The variable is coded into 2 bytes with the consideration of the decimal part
Example: 0.123 will be coded 123 in decimal, and 7B in hexadecimal.
Note 7
Charger configuration: Address: (16 hex)
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0: ON/OFF display
1: Load sharing

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Unipower ARR-M Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Output Voltage12V / 24V / 48V (depending on model)
Battery TypeLithium-ion
ProtectionsOver Voltage, Short circuit, Over temperature
DimensionsVaries by model
CertificationsCE, RoHS

Summary

PART – 1 : INSTALLATION

1. INTRODUCTION

Overview of the manual's purpose and target audience.

2. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Crucial safety precautions for operating the equipment.

3. STORAGE / MAINTENANCE DURING STORAGE

Guidelines for storing the charger/rectifier.

4. PLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION

Instructions for proper physical installation and location.

5. VENTILATION AND COOLING

Requirements for airflow and temperature for optimal performance.

6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND WIRING

Procedures for safe and correct electrical hookups.

7. POWERING UP

Steps to safely turn on the charger after installation.

8. SYSTEM POWERING OFF PROCEDURE

Steps to safely shut down the charger and related systems.

PART – 2: THEORY OF OPERATION

1. THEORY OF OPERATION

Explanation of how the battery charger functions.

2. ACCESSING MENU VIA KEYPAD

Guide to navigating the charger's interface using the keypad.

3. CHARGING MODES

Description of different operational modes like Float and Equalize.

4. MANUAL ACTIVATION OF EQUALIZE OR FLOAT MODE

How to manually initiate specific charging modes.

5. AC INPUT VOLTAGE(S) AND CURRENT(S) (OPTIONAL)

Details on monitoring AC power input.

6. BATTERY CURRENT (OPTIONAL)

Information on monitoring battery current flow.

7. MENU AND CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

Overview of adjustable settings and system parameters.

9. REMOTE SENSING

Explanation of how to monitor voltage at battery terminals.

10. TROUBLESHOOTING

Guidance for diagnosing and resolving operational issues.

11. REGULAR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Schedule and actions for routine system upkeep.